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slajder · 19th February 2007, 09:55 PM

Thank you for your reply

It's a sticky thing, as I arrived home I watched once more the bottom of my favourite board and the bursts were getting flatter, most of them disappeared

But a few of them are present, especially where the paint is very thin (the original color of the wood is to be seen).

I hate this "limited finish". With a normal thickness painting it would be perfect and less vulnerable.

2 more questions and I don't disturb you with that problem

1. What dou you think about the real value of this limited painting? I mean this is simply marketing, not a pregnant weight save (but cost save surely...)
2. How does affect the flaking off of the painting the water impermeability? (should I always repair?)

Thanks once more

19th February 2007, 09:55 PM	#5
slajder Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 24	RE: grainy bottom surface of the freesex wood Thank you for your reply It's a sticky thing, as I arrived home I watched once more the bottom of my favourite board and the bursts were getting flatter, most of them disappeared But a few of them are present, especially where the paint is very thin (the original color of the wood is to be seen). I hate this "limited finish". With a normal thickness painting it would be perfect and less vulnerable. 2 more questions and I don't disturb you with that problem 1. What dou you think about the real value of this limited painting? I mean this is simply marketing, not a pregnant weight save (but cost save surely...) 2. How does affect the flaking off of the painting the water impermeability? (should I always repair?) Thanks once more